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The Russians Lay Claim to the North Pole

New Russian discovery could make the North Pole its territory.

The new Cold War just got colder, said Alexander Gabuyev in Russia

Ukraine hints it destroyed Russian missile shipment in Crimea

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it wasn't all bad

Global happiness has been 'remarkably resilient' over the past three years

Protests against Macron's pension overhaul

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Today's big question

Is France 'on the edge of civil unrest'?

An illustration of a tornado and wind-swept palm trees

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In depth

The extreme weather events of 2023

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Alcohol being poured into a rocks glass.

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Briefing

The truth about alcohol

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Attrition

Russia's spring Ukraine offensive may be winding down amid heavy losses

North Korean soldiers march in a parade in 2018.

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A Frightening Figure